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The Prairie Window Earrings from the Studio Line by Danforth Pewter are inspired by the art glass designs of Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie school. Each Earring is crafted in lead free pewter alloy with a hand applied color palette of greens and blues. Surgical stainless steel wires. Ht: 2.25" from top of ear wire to bottom of earring. Matching necklace is also available. Gift Boxed. These pieces are all handcrafted in Vermont.
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The inspiration for the Frank Lloyd Wright Light Screen Blue Enamel Earrings design comes from The Frank Thomas House, Oak Park, Illinois, (1901), and is one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie School designs. In it he created “light screens” or stained glass windows that integrated the design theme throughout the house. Those windows inspire these earrings. Tarnish resistant electro-plated hematite finish...
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Chevron Green Enamel Earrings are inspired by stained glass in the Walser House. During Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie school period many variations of chevron designs are found. From the very palatial Dana House to the more modest residences built for J.J. Walser Jr and George Barton. Tarnish resistant electro-plated hematite finish on brass with green enamel and blue bead. Hematite plated...
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The Frank Lloyd Wright April Showers II Earrings were inspired by the "April Showers" design sent to Liberty Magazine. It was considered too avant-garde and rejected. In this design, Wright’s masterful use of the tools of his trade: a t-square, triangle, compass, colored pencils, created enduring art that captures the essence of spring. Electro-plated tarnish resistant silver finish on solid brass with blue glass...
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Saguaro Forms Giclee Print Earrings are inspired by the landscape of Arizona influenced in Frank Lloyd Wright's designs. The saguaro cactus with its massive arms and barrel trunk becomes an element for play in his unrealized artwork for a LIBERTY magazine cover, "Saguaro Forms and Cactus Flowers," 1927. Electro-plated tarnish resistant silver finish on solid brass...